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PAGE 3 HHERMAN COUNTY JOURNAL, MORO, OREGON, FRIDAY, Oi^TOBER 21, 1933 Henry Buehner, Portland at torney, was a visitor in Moro Wednesday while on business In eastern Oregon. He Is also trea surer of the Republican party in Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Wily Knlghten went to The Dalles W^?dnesday afternoon for a superintendent’s meeting. All county schools will be closed next Monday and Tues day while the teachers go to The Dalles for the annual Institute or workshop. Clarence Mersinger is in a hos pital In The Dalles for treatment, having gone down last week. Lit. and Mrs. Walter Eslinger and sons, Jim and Tom, were here Sunday night to visit his parents Mir and Mrs Ernest Eslinger on their way to K o d ia k , Alaska where he will be administrator of the riavy hospital. Moro Personals A drivers license examiner will be on duty in Moro Tuesday, October 25, at the courthouse between the hours of 10 a. in. and 3 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. P. V. McCue of Winona, Minnesota visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Thompson while on their vacation from his work as agent for the Burlington railroad. She is Mrs. Thompson’s cousin. Bom. To Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Edwards, October 15 in The Dal les, a daughter. Rebekahs are going to hold a social night next Tuesday, Octo ber 25 and members may invite guests. The Hallowe'en season will be observed and some cards played. Born: To Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Moore, October 14 in The Dalles, 3 son. According to word received Mrs. George F ox from the University of Oregon, A group of the Rufus grange director of dorinitiories, Harold Duncan of Grass Valley has been members went to Harlandview elected social chairman of Cher- Saturday night for a visit to that grange. They were Mr. and Mrs. ney hall. Sherry Wbods and Carol Bur Rolland Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. net, students at Oregon State, Floyd Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Atlee accompanied Gary Schilling, stu Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles dent at the University of Oregon, Blake, Mr. and Mrs. Harland Mc home for the weekend with rel Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Belshee and Joe Abraham. atives. Mrs. Myrrhl Perry spent Sun Norman Fridley and Don Miller were home for the weekend from day in Hermiston at her randh, and when she came home she Linfield college. The Moro Campfire Girls spon brought a car full of watermelons sored a football dance at the Le with which sihe treated her gion hall Friday evening. Mrs. friends. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Baker are Mike Mulick and Shirley Woods grandparents of a 7 Mi pounds son were chaperones. Roger V. Miller, Moro, was elec horn to their son in law and dau ted secretary-treasurer of the ghter, Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Shar- University ol Oregon chapter of rard of Willow Creek. The baby Beta Alpha Psi, national account was born October 6, and at that ing honorary, at a recent meeting. time Mrs. Baker went over to help Mr. Miller, a senior majoring in her daughter. business administration, is the Mrs. Effie Kordjsh of Eminence, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 1. Mo., Is a visitor in Rufus at the home of her son and daughter in Miller, Moro. Judge E. H. Howell was here law, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Baker. t'he first of the week to preside Also a guest of the Bakers is Mr. over the circuit court in the cases Baker’s aunt Mrs. Ethel Broad- coming before it. His home is at foot of Grants Pas». Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Jorgensen Canyon City and he presides over circuit courts in Sherman, Gill and sons of Tacoma, Wn., »pent iam, Wheeler and Grant counties. the weekend visiting the D. L. The Home Ec. club of Rufus. Bakers. Mrs. Jorgensen Is a dau grange met at the hall Thursday ghter of the Bakers. While here to work on the road signs. They the men got In some deer hunting. The following is school news are being stenciled and painted. Mrs. Grace Medler was hostess from Mrs. Myrrhl Perry’s 7th and for the “scrumptious” dinner ser 8th graders. Two new 7th graders are Sharon Peterson and Robert ved at noon. Auxiliary members of Christ Godler. The first class meeting of the Schultz post met at the Legion hall Weunesday to hang curtains year was held September 14 and and otherwise make it more suit officers elected were Bobble Byrd, president; Patsy Rolierts, vice-pre- able for a meeting place. At the October 15 meeting of Hariaridview grande, memj/ers heard'* Delta Johhsoh, state lec turer and Holland Johnson, Pom ona master, and visited with ten Optometrist other members from Rufus. Monday, the 24th has been set 403 E. 2nd St. as a work day for grange mem bers and women will serve a pot (Across from Stadleman- luck dinner at noon. Some im provements to the hall are con Bonn Hardware) templated. There will be a special meeting Wednesday night when the first Phone 5362 T he Pail« x, Ore. and second degree work will be put on and all members, especial ly new ones, are requested to ap pear. Rufus Personals Dr. Otis G. Perkins Now Open MORO BEAUTY SHOP same location PHONE 512 dent; Nadine Grant, sec.-treas.; Anne Petersen, sgt. at arms. Fu ture meetings are to be held each Monday afternoon. New officers will be elected every six weeks. The pupils have been working out experiments u s i n g t h e school’s new science kit. Cheer leaders this year are Joan Brack ett, Patsy Roberts and Anne Pet ersen. The 5th and 6th grades take music with this room, and they also take gym together. Mr. Vrana teaches the boys while MPs. Perry teaches the girls. This room with the intermediate room has eight boys for football this year. September 21 they played Grass Valley, score 12-12. The Rufus boys heat wthen they had a return game October 7. New students at Rufus include Carder Hascall 3rd, Willie Hascall 3rd from Tygh Valley, Dorothy Palmer 4th from Arlington, Glenn Peterson 4th, Lloyd Peterson 4th from Penrose, Calif., Janice Best 6th front Metalline Frills, Wn., Jane Baker 5th from Arlington. September 30 the (high school girls went to Wfcsco for a practice volleyball game. The team this year is Nadine Griggs, Patty Blackburne, Valerie Liacos and from the grade school Nadine Grant, f t r y Jane Griggs and Pat sy Roberts. The coach Is Miss Le- nore McNulty. October 6 the Was co girls came to Rufus for a prac tice game. They hope to make a team by uniting the two schools, as neither school has enough girls in the high school for a team. Due to the fact that tihe Rufus high has no freshmen this year the upper classmen will have to forget the Idea of initiating any one this year. This Is the first year in a long time that Rufus didn’t have any incoming 8th graders. The one’s that graduated have either moved to other towns or are attending school elsewhere. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kingsland moved back to tihelr home in Port land Wednesday. Kingsland has been boss of building the guard rails and setting the sight posts along highway 30 from Rufus to The Dalles. The job took three months to complete and the work had Its hardships. Dr. Frank D. Reid PE'NTIHT O ffice days T uesdays W ednesdays, F ridays T elephone 761 lerever /m e K e n tu c k y w hiskey is enjoyed the call is for. Wasco News Mrs. Joe HriuMaru The Thursday evening bridge club met at the home of Mrs. AI Dormaier recently. Enjoying the evening of cards and late refresh ments were members Mrs. Stuart Macnab, Mrs. Pat Macnab, Mrs. Dewey Thomas, Mrs. Ira Fridley, Mrs. Pete Macnab, Mrs. Gerald Nisbet, Mrs. David Rlchelderfer and Mrs. John Foss. Prizes for the occasion went to Mrs. Pete Mac- nab, Mrs. Pat Macnab and Mrs. Thomas. Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Waklns were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Massey of Quin by, Oregon. Mr. Massey is gram! master of the Odd Fellow lodges in Oregon. Mrs. Floyd Haines entertained the Dorcas society of the Wasco Church of Christ at her home October 12. Mrs. I>eo Watkins was co-hostess. Reports were giv en on the brunch program, the traveling basket and on the new furnace to lie installed in the churdh. Pollyanas were revealed and new names drawn for the coming year. Members and guests present were Mesdames A. Van Gilder, L. L. Funk, Merlin Shields, Arlet Rhinehart, Sadie Rich, Tom Striker, Jerry Barnett, Joe Reev es and Guy Andrews. The next meeting is to be with Mrs. Leo Watkins with Mrs. Funk as co hostess. Ntr. and Mrs. Tom Striker spent a recent weekend at Salem visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kllndworth for parents week at Willamette. They also visited In Portland and Vancouver. Mrs. Sam Brock, Mrs. Arthur Van Gilder, Mrs. Sadie Rich, Mrs. Jerry Barnett, Mrs. I^eo Watkins and Mrs. Emma Andrews were guests Thursday for brunch wltih Mrs. Floyd Haines. In the after noon Mrs. Brock, Mrs. Haines, Mrs. Rich and Mrs. Watkins drove to Rufus to attend Home F5e club and help paint and work on road signs. Francis Nielson Is In the Good Samaritan hospital In Portland, He was taken in Saturday by Jim O’Mfgra and George LXrinkard Jr. MrT and Mra. (. lifton Dunlap of Betvd were weekend guests of his sister. \ leda \ an Gaasbeck. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gray fin- Died moving their possessions to their new borne at Moro the past weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Tbm Senecal of Grass Valley have moved Into the Owen Barnett house on Main street. Mrs. Senecal is employed as an aid by 1rs. Pott. and Mrs. Elliot. Homer Barnett of Denver, Colo., is visiting relatives and is a house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Bar- nett. He is an oldtlmer here but has l»een away now 41 years. Mr. Barnett Is a veteran of the Span- ish American war. Mrs. Glenn Dorrell and daugh- ter, Joan, of Portland visited last week with her daughter, Mrs. Pat Buckley. B e e fo ’s at the Capitol City Little touch of fall in the air although warm. Time to get used to sitting around with friends and enjoying them—and yourself. The ZIPPER Personalized Christmas Cards Western Style Pedal Pushers Berkshire Stretch Hose Lined Jeans for boys and girls Kitten Britches Neck Scarves S Ü H T ÏU Y OJ ¿0f ì a t ne O U I» S unny B rook BRAND $2.65 pint KESTVOn MUSKOT-A BUM» fci O BBuitmui. u Sum teuuc to««* Biatvcav $ 4 1 0 4 5 th q t K E N T U C K Y B LEN D ED W H IS K E Y 0 L 9 S U N N Y B ROO K C O ., D IV . N A T IO N A L D IS T IL l ERS PRO D C O RP., Z .9 3 IS V IL L E . KY. 8 6 P R O O F , 6 5 % G R A IN N E U T R A L S P I R I T » Feeder Calf C IV IC THEATRE telephones Telephones have a new look these days. They have color. Color to blend with the interiors of your home. 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